Lives of the Carroll Saints
Carroll College Advancement
Show overview
Lives of the Carroll Saints has published 13 episodes during 2026. That works out to roughly 10 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 39 min and 53 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 13 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Carroll College Advancement.
From the publisher
Lives of the Carroll Saints is a recurring, episodic podcast that shares the personal stories that connect listeners to the Carroll College community. Through reflective, conversational interviews, the podcast highlights alumni, faculty, staff, students, donors, and friends whose lives have been shaped by their connection to Carroll.Each episode features a rotating host from within the Carroll community who invites a guest who makes an impact on Carroll College or inspires reflection on what it means to be a Carroll Saint. Conversations are informal and story-driven, focusing on lived experience, relationships, and the moments that create a lasting sense of belonging.Produced by the Carroll College Office of Institutional Advancement and recorded in partnership with the Corette Library and Simperman Learning Commons Communication Center, the podcast offers listeners a chance to discover or reconnect with the people, places, and values that shape Carroll College.
Latest Episodes
Episode 013 – Brent Northup & Kaia Rosen: The Legend of the Talking Saints
Episode 012 - Dr. Shirley Baker & Kimberly Kelley: Welcoming the World to Carroll
Episode 011: Dr. Rosario Gerhardt & Dr John Rowley: A Scholarship, a Journey, and a Lifetime of Impact
Episode 010 - Candie Cain & Jeff Wald: Together We Are Mighty
Episode 009 - Jim Michelotti & Alana Wangen: The House We Lived In
Episode 008 - Nancy Harper & Kim Shire: The Harpers and Saints of the Carroll Theatre
Episode 007 - Alana Wangen & Kendall Ryan: From Student to Steward
Episode 006 - Moe Boyle & Kate Hergert: Finding your Voice, Failing Forward and Coming Home
Episode 005 - Dr. Ed Glowienka & Alex Coulter: The Big Questions, Softball Questions and the Gift of an Interval
Episode 004 - Tom McGree & Jack Conway: Community Investment and the Power of Failure
Episode 003 - John Rausch & Annette Walstad: The Life We've Built - Two by Two
S1 Ep 2Episode 002 - Gayle Agostinelli & Kellie Dold: Carroll Gifts - My Life and a Linden Tree
Join us for a heartfelt conversation on Lives of the Carroll Saints with host Kellie Dold, Senior Director of Development at Carroll College. Kellie shares her lifelong connection to Carroll and introduces her guest, Gayle Agostinelli, a beloved mentor, former staff member, and lifelong advocate for the Carroll community. Together, they reflect on decades of service, the impact of mentorship, family traditions, and the deep sense of community that makes Carroll a home for generations of Saints.
S1 Ep 1Episode 001 - Patrick Harris & Dagim Degaro: Belonging, Service, and the Carroll Mission
In this inaugural episode of Lives of the Carroll Saints, host Dagim Degaro sits down with Carroll’s Director of Student Engagement, Patrick Harris, to reflect on a life shaped by relationships, service, and purpose.Patrick’s journey began in Yakima, Washington, where a visit from a Carroll admissions counselor led him to Helena and into a community that would define his life’s work. As a student, youth minister, and longtime member of the Student Activities team, Patrick has spent decades walking alongside students and helping shape the Carroll experience.In this conversation, Patrick shares the people and moments that influenced him most, from mentors like John Downs and Father Peoples to the quiet spaces on campus that still inspire his reflection and faith today. He speaks about the meaning of the Carroll mission, the importance of recognizing the dignity of every person, and the ways small acts of care can change the course of a life.